Sentence examples for in difficult handicaps from inspiring English sources

Lembit, it seems, has been hired by a gambling syndicate to go through the cards in difficult handicaps.

The race to become the next chief executive may be difficult to handicap because each candidate has experience in the drug and medical device groups, divisions that both play a significant role in company earnings.

For investors, the long-term outlook for a player will be difficult to handicap.

"Political risk like this is very difficult to handicap," he said.

The work of designers and assistants in what are known as the craft categories often represent some of the most interesting parts of filmmaking, and some of the most difficult to handicap as a civilian.

Legal experts said it was difficult to handicap Intertainer's claims.

The Olympic sport of doping is apparently more difficult to handicap.

The iPad is so difficult to handicap, say the daily newsbytes: you're no iPhone, they maintain.

This gave him a built-in handicap in his tournaments.

They lack this built-in handicap, and are they lucky!

The concepts addressed by the 'homegrown' scores and the two items in the handicap measure are inherently more difficult to define and therefore measure than the patient's ability to transfer from a bed to a chair, or their ability to walk upstairs (examples of items from the Barthel Index).